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Colorado Parks and Wildlife unveils website redesign
Colorado Parks and Wildlife launched a website redesign Wednesday in hopes of revamping the agency’s information flows and offering a more visually appealing site. “Reimagining a website as robust as ours is no easy task, and while we know changes are always a challenge, we think you’ll find this website more dynamic, functional, and easier for you, our customers and partners, to use,” said CPW Branding and Communications Section Manager Rebecca Ferrell, in a news release.
REI opens new Colorado location
LOVELAND, Colo. — Outdoor retail giant REI Co-op has officially opened its newest Colorado location. The new location, which opened at 9 a.m. Friday, is located at the Centerra Marketplace near Interstate 25 and US 34 in Loveland. The 23,000-square-foot store includes a bike shop where cyclists can get...
Apprenticeship programs in Colorado are growing, helping people connect with new careers
DENVER — It can be tough to land your dream job or even get started in a new career, especially if you don't have the education or experience employers want. In Colorado, apprenticeship programs are helping more and more people bridge that gap. "It is a total win-win for...
Colorado joins lawsuit alleging property management company illegally fixes rent prices
Colorado joined the U.S. Department of Justice and other states in a lawsuit against RealPage, a property management software company that allegedly colluded with landlords to artificially inflate rent prices. Filed in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, the lawsuit says RealPage’s practice of collecting rent and lease data from competitors […]
Arvada West football dominates Fountain-Fort Carson in Zero Week
ARVADA — Arvada West junior Adrian Symalla put the icing on the cake in the Wildcats’ football opener Friday night at the North Area Athletic Complex. The junior running back sprinted past the entire A-West sideline for a 90-yard touchdown to give the Wildcats a 51-7 lead over Fountain-Fort Carson with 8 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. It was the second rushing touchdown for Symalla and the fifth touchdown on the ground on the night for A-West in an eventual 51-14 victory.
Members Of The Disco Biscuits, Umphrey’s McGee, More Unite For Conscious Alliance All-Stars Benefit [Photos]
The tenth annual Conscious Alliance All-Star Benefit fundraiser in Cherry Hills, CO brought some well-deserved attention to the incredible work the nonprofit hunger relief organization does for families in Boulder and beyond. Conscious Alliance began as a grassroots effort, raising funds through donations and concert poster sales to support food...
Littleton High School Football Team Under Investigation Following Assault Allegations, Activities Suspended
Allegations of assault within the Littleton High School football team have prompted an investigation by local authorities, in an unfolding situation that has suspended team activities and prompted a community-wide call for information, as reported by Denver7. Superintendent Todd Lambert of Littleton Public Schools (LPS) addressed the issue in a letter, citing the need for transparency and respect for the community's trust in student education.
Clear Creek authorities identify body of man in "suspicious" death
The Clear Creek Sheriff's Office says deputies are investigating a death in Idaho Springs they're calling "suspicious."Saturday night, the coroner's office identified the man as 57-year-old Paul Peavey.The sheriff's office said earlier in the day that his death, in the 1000 block of Two Brothers Road in Idaho Springs, was under investigation. Later in the evening, Peavey was identified and the sheriff's office said it was investigating his death as a homicide.Initially, the sheriff's office said it received a report of a missing person in that same area from earlier in the week and initially couldn't say whether the homicide victim was the person reported missing, but Saturday night, it said Peavey was the man reported missing.The sheriff's office said it doesn't believe the public is in danger, but also said investigators have not yet identified a suspect.
Journalist rips Deion Sanders' Colorado football media policy: 'This is embarrassing'
The Denver media is collectively condemning Deion Sanders' policy of not answering any questions from The Denver Post's Sean Keeler; this after a fiery Colorado football presser on August 9 where Coach Prime called the columnist out publicly for a perceived vendetta against the Buffs. 9News' Chris Vanderveen called Sanders'...
Unregistered and Uninsured? Aurora’s Bold Move Could Leave You Car-less!
Aurora City Council Considers Impounding Unregistered and Uninsured Vehicles. The Aurora City Council is set to discuss a new proposal that could lead to the impoundment of vehicles lacking proper registration and insurance. The proposal, introduced by Council Member Stephanie Hancock, aims to empower police officers to impound vehicles for various offenses, particularly focusing on the surge of unregistered and uninsured vehicles on the city’s roads.
Denver weather: Partly cloudy with a chance of storms
DENVER (KDVR) — Rain chances continue for Denver’s weather as the weekend wraps up, but rain chances will start to diminish by the middle of the week. Sunday will start off with increasing clouds ahead of a few rain and thunderstorm chances by the afternoon and evening. Highs will reach the upper 80s, which is a few degrees above normal for this time of year.
Boulder’s Yesteryear Farm Show FINAL DAY! Dougherty Farm, Longmont
Boulder Valley’s own Yesteryear Farm Show, Dougherty Farm, 287, East side, Longmont, FINAL DAY TODAY SUNDAY! Photo-ops abound! Restored John Deere’s and other antique tractors surround hand-spinners, spinning down fibers like silk and mohair into yarn. Others knit the yarn into clothing, and help preserve a way of life.
Here’s How Hundreds of Goats are Helping at a Colorado Open Space
Rather than hiring extra sets of human hands to help with a major landscaping project this summer, a town in Colorado is using hundreds of hoofed animals instead. Last year was the first time the town of Castle Rock opted to incorporate goat grazing into its summer maintenance. Enlisting the help of goats is an efficient and environmentally friendly way for the town to manage overgrown portions of its open spaces. While grazing in an area, these hungry animals help to control noxious weeds, undergrowth of invasive species, dead brush, and leaves, allowing the natural grasses to recover. Having them onsite also aids in reducing vegetative fuels for wildfire mitigation.
Construction Workers Find World War 2 Era Bomb in Colorado
I am pretty sure that every construction worker who has ever lived has always wanted to unearth something historical. I know I would want to find something amazing if I were digging deep into the dirt. There were times when I was a kid when I hoped I would find a fossil of a Tyrannosaurus Rex or a Triceratops while digging on the side of the house. That never happened. I did, however, find a couple of bottle caps and a few nails that were buried.
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